During the final committee of our Armenia 2024 call for projects in support of displaced people from Artsakh, 9 projects were selected, for a budget of €112.
The Guild is pleased to announce the list of winners for this special Armenian session. A big thank you to all the actors who chose solidarity and action with La Guilde!
Among the 61 initiatives initially submitted via our Solidarity Portal, 21 projects were pre-selected by La Guilde's micro-projects team following the first investigation phase.
On April 4, the final jury, made up of experts from Armenia and the themes of the projects and some of our institutional and financial partners, was held at La Guilde.
Association House of Hope Charity Foundation – Armenia 2024 Winner
9 projects were selected and will benefit from funding of around €12 as well as close support from a Guild project manager based in Yerevan.
The funded projects will be implemented in 6 regions of Armenia, with two projects awarded in Shirak, Lori and Yerevan. Tavush, Syunik and Gegharkunik each have one endowed project.
These initiatives are vectors of development with a strong social impact in favor of the empowerment of beneficiaries. We find projects around agriculture such as the project of the French association ACFOA in the village of Yaghdan in Lori aiming to diversify agriculture by providing a greenhouse to the village cooperative and training refugees.
Emphasis has also been placed on vocational training, whether it focuses on supporting displaced teenage girls or whether it is specifically dedicated to professions related to cooking.
Finally, in this context of conflict and forced displacement it is also important to support projects around mental health and psychological support, as is the case with two projects that we support.
Two French associations won this session, and 7 are Armenian associations, the result of the desire to also support local associations.
Discover the detailed list of the 9 selected microprojects below:
*Subject to AFD validation and Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (AML/FT) due diligence.
